Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1887, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Bndientions for the 2 hours commencing at 3 p.m. For the District of Columbia, Maryland, Dela- Ware, New Jersey, and Eastern Pennsylvania, eaviel, fair weathe: light to fresh northerly winds, Orr StorE Will be closed Monday, the 19th. Ei man Bros, cor. 7th and E. GuEaT REDUCTION In the price of Mosquito Cano- » Refrigerators, and Window Screens. W. B. Moses & So: Tith and F sts. D.w. Furniture, Carpet and Drapery Establishment. OCR StorE will be closed Monday, the 19th. ‘Eiseman Bros,, cor.7th and E. Tw Lanogsr and finest line of picture-frame mouldings 1s at Veerhof's, 916 and 411 7th street. Elseman, 7th & E Fung Porrnarrs. Kets Kemethy, 1109 Pa. ava We Have our usual large stock of boys’ and ghildren’s clothing tor schoo! wear, Fiseman Comm aNnD sxe the big drives we are selling in furniture, and then take «look through our carpet department. W. H. Honey, Sol Market space. Rewewsex vs on school clothes. Elseman, 7th & E. ‘FUSsseit’s Ice-Cream. Iv Scaoor. Wear for boys, as always, our assort- Ment fs large and prices lower than the lowest.. ‘Eiseman Bros, manufacturing clothiers, 7th & E. Bx PReranep for sickness and cure tt in the be- inning. Dr. Bicknell’s Diarrhoea and Dysentery syrup should be kept always at hand, ‘REMEMBER Us on school clothes. Elseman, 7th & E. You Kwow we are headquarters for school eloth- ing. Elseman Bros., manl'g clothiers, 7th and EL Facwand eyesight fitted, Hempler’s, ave.&43¢ st CITY AND DISTRICT. —— Amusements To-night. ALBavon’s OreRa Hovse.—“Lost in the Snow.” Hanuis’ Buov Tuxarsx.—‘Uncle Tom’s Cabin.” KEeRNan’s THEATER—Andy Hughes’ combina- tion. PExonama Burtprve.—Battle of Bull Run. Condensed Locals. The funeral of Mrs Sarah C. Henning, mother of Mr. Geo. C. Henning, of the firm of Saks @Co., who died last Tuesday, aged seventy-eight years, took place to-day from her home, 619 G street south- west. W. J. Newton, of this city, has been re-elected supreme treasurer of the urder of Chosen Friends by the Supreme Council, now in session at Magara Falls, N. ¥. Geo. Kelihley, of this city, has been chosen first Vice-president of the Natisnal Building Trades’ Couneil to meet in Chicago on the 26th ust. ‘The Supreme Grand Council, Order of Ameri Patriots of the United States, has elected Jeror B. Burke, J. C. 8. Burger, and Fred. . Peck as d gates to the Convention’ of the American party at ladelphia to-morrow. ‘The first regular weekly drill of the “Logan Camp” Guard, or Company D, 4th Battalion, tonal Guard, was held last night. Tere ‘were present 35 members. At the closing exeretses of the Barnesville, Md., camp-meeting thanks were extended to Judge Darby for kindness in furnishing lumber. ‘Judy Darby was not a tentholder, as erroneously stated, but is the B. & O, Raliroad agent at Barnesvilie. Col. Wm. G. Moore has issued a general order to the Washington Light Infantry Corps to assemble at thelr armory at 1 o'clock p.m. sharp to-morrow to escort the remains of the late Andrew Williams, amember of Company C, to the Congressional Cemetery, where they will be interred. ‘The Acting Secretary of War has extended the time within which Rittenhouse Moore may get his dredging machine in position for Work in the Po- tome until Monday. Jas. Lewis, a colored boy, who says he has no home, was Sent tothe Reform School by Judge Snell today, ‘The will of Marta Miller was filed to-day. She leaves houses 111 and 113 3d street to her friend, Sarah Kinslow, as also her personal property. In the matter of the estate of Margaret Carter Jane Dodson, her sisier, has fled a petition for letters of adininistration. A petition has already ‘been tiled in this case by Loulsa Tudy, a niec Judge Cox convened the grand jury of the Crim- 4nal Court, after their suminer récess, to-day, and B. F. Steiger was accepted asa grand juror to nil @ Vacancy, and they at once proceeded to busi- ness. Gov. Gordon and family, of Georgia, with the Governor's Guard and the’Atlanta Kitlés, both of Atlanta, passed through this city on the 11 o'clock ‘Train last evening, Citizens? Associagp: THE VARIOUS MATTERS CONSIDERED AT THE MEETING LAST EVEN Citizens’ Association No. 6 met last night at their halt, corner Pennsylvania avenue and 19th street, Dr. Robert Reyburn in the chair, and Mr. Benj. S Pike secretary. Reports of standing com- mittees was the principal business. The most noticeable was that of the committee on schools, Mr. John H. Voorhees chairman. This report gave Statistics showing that the schools in that district had been filled to overflowing during the last year, and that the need of room was apparent, It also Touched upon the relation of the Hign School to the common schools und criticised the system of Promotion to the former, and gave some recom- mendations looking toward “higher standard in the pupils before their advancement. ‘The report ventured the opinfon that the present Inethod of leaving the matter to the discretion of the principals of ‘the eighth grade not ony threw ‘oo much upon the personal views of the teachers, Dut put into their hands a power which might not de properly exercised. More than this, the stand- ara allowed was tending to fill the High School to overflowing, and pupils who were uniltted were Delug pushed forward too far. ‘The idea was ad- ¥anced that perbaps an intermediate school, just below the High School, might be ad- Vigable to winnow out the graduates from the eighth grade, before entrance luto the High School. ‘This report abd a motion of Mr. Brooks that the Commissioners make separate estimates for the High ana common schoois were referred to the rep- Fesentative committee of one hundred. A resolu ton was adopted “that Ascoctation No. 6 endorsed the recommendation of Trustee Kos. A. Fish, tat children beiow grade No. 6 be not required t6 take thelr books home. 2. That this resolution be sent to the representative committee of one bundred.” ‘The association then adjourned. roitontane Protecting the Ins, ‘THE OHIO REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION AND THEIR OFFICE HOLDING FRIENDS. The Obio Republican A-sociation organized last evening by the election of the following officers: Col J.M. McGrew, president; Judge Sam'l Shel- Jabarger, first vice-president; J. F. Hood, second ¥ice-president; Col. E. dent; M. M. Holland, corresponding secretary; Wm.’Mayse, Nuancial secretary, and an executive committee ‘composed of J. Mt’ Craig, Col. B. F. Hawkes, Col. Daniel A. Grosvenor, H. W. Brelsford, Martin Barringer, and S. P. Mast’ Kesolutions Were adopted statitig that It was not the intention of the association “to insist upon the few republicans who are still in onlce to unite with us, because we believe that sucha course on their part might endanger their teuuire Of Office and expose thein to dismissal. And this We believe, notwithstanding the fact that men holding responsible positions in the Departments are among the most active members of democratic political organizations in this city.” gee Harrextxes rx Lavnat.—A number of the young people of Laurel pieasantly surprisea Senator Gor, man's family Tuesday evening by appearing veture thetr house about 10 o'clock, after te Lagily retired for the night. irs. Gorman and fe attsses Gorman, however, arose and entertained the young people, who danced, saug, and in other ways ens joyed ‘themselves.——The united labor party of Prince George County bas called a county con Yention to meet at Bowie on Saturday, Septem. n —_—_-___ Disraicr Mitta Gorse To PHILADELPHIA.—The Capital City Guards left last nigut by way of the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad for Philadelphia, to take part in the parade there tomorrow. They Will be followed this afternoon aud eveulng by the other District organizations that have arranged to % The Corcoran Cadets will leave thelr armory for the depot at 3:30 o'clock, and will be the guests of the Silver Spring Kites in Philadelphia’ The Oid Guard, Union Veteran Corps, will leave to- night. The Marine Band left yesterday afternoon Jor Philadelphia. and a delegation of the Veteran olunteer Firemen of this city, marshaled by W. AL. Hines, lett on the same train’ sd ———— Base Batt Yestaupay.—The Pittsburgs defeated ‘the Nationals again yesterday, through the ina- Duity of the Nationals to hit the bali and Gilmore's Wild pitel The Pittsburgs, on the other fo the when needed, and Galvin pivened Buely. Thescore was 9to2, hits 15 to7, aud er- Tors2to% Other gaues yesterday resulted as tuilows: New York, 5; Indlanapoils, 3. Chicago, 17; Philadelphia, 12° “Detroit, 15: Boston, -&. American Association games: nd, G; Met- pomand 2 Second game—Cleveland, 4; Metro pol G. Baitimore, 9; St. Louts, 4.” Athletic, 8; Louisville, 6. Brooklyn, 5; Cincinnatt, 4. DIED ix THE PaTKoL Wacon. —Yesterday mot — Moore, ——. rst precinet, arrested Ben) @ colored man, forty. ht years ok for velng drunk, and he was locked at the 12th street station. He was taken ill in the cell about 5 o'clock, and was at once sent to the Emergency Hospital, where Dr. Koones attended him and de. cided Ubat It was a case of alcoholic poisoning, and recommended that he be sent to some other hos. pital. ‘Thompson was placed in the Ww and started for Freedman’s Hos but before nn penne The was taken to ue morgue on New Jersey avenue and the coroner wave a certificate of death. —— QugExsTows Carry Makxzr.—One hundred fity-threecattieon the market yesterday; and alt ‘to butchers, as follows: Best sold from 4 to 43. Ber Ib; good, 3% to 3Ke. 1,5 medium, 3 to Bige. per 1b.; common, 2% to 3c. per Ib, 1464 sheep and lambs on the market; 802 sold Dutchers as follows: Old sheep sold from 3 to 45¢. Per Ib.; lambs sold from 4 to Oc. per ID. 226 lett SUS7e, 288 stoped vo » auttmore, 18 coxs and calves sold from $25 to $50 each. Market for all Kinds of stock was dull. ——.—__ Ocx Rmasox.—To close out a certain brand fhe “ik. and G.” corset, of which we only ha’ We 45 iu stock, and which sell the world over for $1.50, Teil sell what we have on hand at $1 each, The colors are drab and ecru, and the sizes and quantity as follows: 4 of 18,3 of 2 23, 5 of 25, 5 of 26, 2 of 27, 4 of So45 people can secure 4 at. Lansburgh & Bro.—Advt. — a= ‘Tee Latest Loxpox Svccess.— Engltsh ts becoming tne gigarette. Extra tue Rinse? York. — dave. Nei | FF a J.B. M g The Bogus Doctors Held for Trial. RECOVERY OF PROPERTY STOLEN BY THEM—HOW THEY TRIED TO ESCAPE—THE TRICK OF HANDCUFP SLIPPING. Edmund Raymond and Frank Emerson, the bogus doctors arrested a day or two ago on charges of robbing boarding houses, were taken to the police photograph gallery yesterday after- noon, and pictures of them were taken for the rogues’ gallery. One of them sald that he was wearing stolen trousers, Raymond 1s an expert at escaping from the police, according to his own story und the experience ‘the officers have had with him. Emerson 1s also good on the “jump” and both are swift runners. As they left the gal- lery, Raymond slipped his hand through the irons and’ bot prisoners started in different directions across the Avenue, and would have given the off- cers a lively chase had It not been for citizens who stopped the fugitives, “They were again hand- cuffed and driven back to the sixth precinct sta- ton, where they were locked up. Raymond said he could slip any handcuifs that could be put around his wrisi,tand showed the officers how he could fix his hahd to make it smaller than bis wrist. ‘This morning the prisoners were securely hand- cuffed and placed in the patrol wagon to be taken to court. AS an extra precaution the officers used their nippers aud rode with them to the court, fol- lowed by @ crowd of boys. ‘The handcuffs were removed on their arrival, and the prisoners were laced inacell, Since their arrest they have con- jessed thelr guilt, and assisted the officers in re- covering a quantity of the stolen property, beside that found on their persons, including some jew- elry, Which fs held at_headquarters for ideutifica- Uob, ‘The ofticers recovered a pair of opera glasses, gold chain, a diamond stud, a merschaum pipe, and other articles belonging to Mr. Argy and stolen from Mrs. Ridenour’s, and two suits of clothing and a pin stolen from Baltimore and \dentined by Ofticer Pumphrey, of that city. Mrs. Hewes identified over $50 worth of the plunder as belonging to her. IN THE POLICE COURT TO-DAY. Emerson was arraigned on a charge of carry- ing a pistol, to which he pleaded not guilty. Officer Riley, who captured nim, preferred the charge, and testified that £merson had a cocked pistol tn his hand when arrested. Thecourt im- posed a fine of $50 or ninety days on the farm. his sentence will hardly be carried into effect a8 he will be tried on more Serious charges. ‘At later hour the prisoners were both arralgned on charges of petit larceny in stealing some clotl ing and a penknife from the house of Mr. Shrews- bury, on ¥ street, and robbing the room of Mr. Wni. Argue, at Mrs. Ridenour's house, on 14th street, of a quantity of valuable Jewelry and cloth ing. ‘They pleaded not guilty. "Mr. Argue iden- Ulied a portion of the property recovered. After the court had heard the testimony of Mrs. Rid- euour, Detective Wheeler, and Officer Quinlan, Mr; Lavender sald he had other cases agaist them which the grand jury would probably investigate, bu: he would not present them to this court. "The cases were sent Lo the grand jury; bonds, $2,000. = First Washington Baptist Association. A PROPOSED CONGRESS OF THE BAPTIST CHURCHES OF ‘THIS DISTRICT. ‘The First Washington Baptist Association has Just ended its 16th annual sesston, held in the Mount Horeb Baptist church, 16th and B streets northeast, Rev. K. Payton, pastor. The following ofticers of the association were elected for the en- suing year: Moderator, Rev. J. W. Webb, of Alex- andria,Va.; vice moderator, Rev. J. H. Lee, pastor of Third Baptist church; elty clerk, Rev. Wm. H Philips, pastor of Bethlehem Baptist church, Ana- costia, "D. C.; corresponding secretary, Rev. S. Gerlah Lamkins, pastor Mount Carmel Baptist church, K street, between 4th and 5th nortnwest. Allof the churclies were reported as being in ex- cellent condition, “It was regarded by all present as one of the most harmonious and prontable sessions ever held by the association. ‘Great in- terest Was manifested in home and foreign mulssions, and there were earnest discussions on educational and other topics. Rev. D. Mossie, of Lynchburg, represented the clatins of thé Lynchburg Seintnary to aid, and was heartily en- dorsed ina resolution offered by Rev. 8. Gerlab Lamkins. Miss Mattie E Pryor, of tuls city, made eloquent plea for home missions, which wasen- dorsed by a resolution offered by Kev. W. B, Joho- son. ‘The resolution of Rev. S. Geriah Lamkins, recommending the cull of a congress of ail of the Baptist churches of this District, was warmly re- ceived and unanimously adopted. A committee of Seven Was appointed, With Rev. W. B. Johnson as chairman, With power to arrange @ program and Tix the Ume and place of meetihg of the proposed congress, —— ‘Tue PasstNa Reatent.—The 14th Pennsylvania Regiment arrived here at 7:20 this morning en route trom Pittsburg to Philadelphia, and made a parade through our streets. The regiment ts unt- Jormed the same as U.S. Infantry, and all told brought on 469 men, rark and file. It 1s com- manded by Col Glen, with Lieut-col. Perch- ment, Maj. W. J. Glen, Adjt. Robt, Quarter- master R. C. Patterson, Inspector of Kifle Practice W. 5. Brown, Chaplain’ Rev. L. Maguire, Surgeon idles, ASst. Surgeons C. E. McCandless and W. J. Jonson. ‘The regiment tormed about 20 o'clock und marched along Indiana avenue and D street, passing Col W.G. Moore in review at Police Headquarters; thence to 7th street to F Street to 15th street and passing the Executive Mansion, returning by Pennsylvania avenue to Ue B. and O.depo., taking Ube train about noon with the Intention of making a short stop in Bal- Umore and reaching Philadelphia to-night. Col, E. D, Smith, general passeuger agent of tue B. and ©. at Pittsburg, accompanies the regiment, and, with Mr. W. A-'Short, Messrs. Bond and others preceded’ the ‘commind over the line of march ere. —— MaRRIAGE LiceNsgS.—Marriage licenses have been issued by te clerk of the court to A. W. Green and Kate F. Pepper; W. F. Healey and Mary E. Ward; L. E. Denuis ‘and’ Juita A. Boyce; Alfred Pendieion and Jenne White; A. F. Mc: Dowell and Nannie Goddard Nicholls; E. Tyler and Elizabeth Taylor; Jas. E. Travers and Carrie B. Stewart; Jno, ¥. Darcey and 8. Jeunte Cunning ham; Jno. Boab, ‘of Pensacola, Fla, and Mary Mahaney; ‘Thos. More and Harriet Dietz; Joseph Harris and Nancy S. Holmes; Jas. E. stall and Ade- laide £. Clark; Walter R. suita, of Richmond, Va., and Luy 8. Jones, of Essex Co, Va. Rosszuies Reroxtep.—William Hogan, No. 140 Eust Capitol street, reports stolen from him $3.60 Worth uf chicken “Mary Leonard, Nu, 119 B strect nortueast, reports that her house was en- tered Suaday nigut and robbed of some clothing and a quantity Or dress goods. Robert Barr re- Ports the theft of $30 worth of carpenter's tools. Haverius Droesbuck reports the larceny of a silver Wateh worth $5. Albert D, Shrewsbury, 208 F stret, reports stuien clotuing, &c.,valued at $17.50. Mary Berry, No. 217 F street, reports the larceny Of $3 worth’ of clotulug. Boyd “M. White reports the larceny of $5 wortu of clouning, ————— SERIOUS BLOW ON THE HEAD WITH A Bask-BatL Bat.—W iu. Marshal, colored, charged with strik- ing Audrew Jackson, also Colored, on the head bai bai several nights ago, near island avenue and Stu street, Was arrested last nigit by Umlcer Appleby, on’ a charge of assault and Dattery With inteht to kill, and he Was locked up on Ulat charge. Jackson, Wao Was seriously tujured by the biow, ts no better. ‘To-day, in tue Police Court, Marshall was charged with the assault, and the ase Was continued, 10 await the result df Jackson's Injuries, ‘MASTER COOK'S TESTIMONIAL CoxcERT.—Congre- gallonal Church Was crowded last night on the vecusion Of the complimentary testimonial to Master Win. Cuok, the Young colored violinist of Uulscity. ‘Tae beiletictary played compositions of Kaif, Wientowski, Veuxtemps and Beethoven, and gave evideuce of Keen musical intelligence and excellent execution, "If under competent instruc Tulnll the promise he now gives Master Coos, will one day lake high rank “as a Violinist. “The otuer parlcipants 1m the concert f. Biscuoi, Mrs. Leua McKinney, Mrs, Waring, Miss Martina Bruce, Mr. John Lay- Yon and the Urpueus Glee Club, —Mr. J. F. Legge, of the Baltimore id, Wo bus performed his duties so ac- ceptably at Washington, left the city last might to take charge of the western division of the road to Wiblch he has deca promoted as superintendent, is district being irom Keyser west to Wheeling and Parkersburg. r ___»__ ‘The Courts, vector EQUITY CovRT—Judge Merrick, Yesterday, Collins agt. Cross; sale finally ratified and conveyance ordered. Kyder agt, ; Amos Diggs appointed guardian ad litem, “Dubetsch agi. Dubetsch; reference to auditor, Brelsford agt Hewitt; ‘appearance ordered.” game Huston; do. " Rutherford agt. Suen; decree in half of defendant. Losekam ‘agt. Losekam et al: sale decreed aud 5. Wolt appointed trustee. i yesteraa? tac, COURT Juulge Snel. esterday, Siduey Hurvey, throwing stones; 9days Ania Price, disorderly condets bog bonds, Johu H. Micholden, tnjuring’ tree; col. lateral forteited. " Joan White, cruelty to antinals: do. Burr Sinoots, do. ; $5 oF 15 days. Jesse Brown rly conduct; $5 Or 15 days. Eliza Brown, o.; collateral forfeited. Kate Bell, do.; do. Geo. Lain, do.; do. Robt. E. Lee, coldred, throwing stones; personal bonds “Jas Ford,’ disord conduct; $5 or 15 days. “Richard Sanders, Gry conduct; $5 or 1S dass Thos. Francis do.; do. rate Noonan, rdery conduct in county; $5 or7 days Jas. Walsh, trespass; lateral forfeited. ug A ComPLiMENT To Mz. Mannxa.—Ex-Secretary Manbing, president of the Western National Bank ot New York, who ts making preparations to leave Albany for New York, where be is to live, was yes terday complimented by his old associates inthe National Commercial Bank, of Albany, by a unanimous re-election to the board of directors, ‘This Powder never varies. A marvel of parity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition ‘with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alum or phosphate powders, SOLD onty mt Came, Botan ‘Baki Powoxn Co, 106 Wall stro WX oct The Southeast Washington Association A REPORT ADOPTED COMPLAINING OF INSUFFICIENT SEWERAGE AND WATER SUPPLY. At a meeting of Citizens’ Association No, 2, of southeast Washington, held last evening, Dr. 8, A. H. McKim presiding, Dr. E. A. Adams, from the committee on sewers, submitted a report com- Plaining of the insuficient sewerage in that sec- tion and of the lack of water supply. ares commended that a large sewer be constructed on Pennsylvania avenue east, to connect with the 12th street sewer, inorder to afford relief to the section ris nels CPtas See tat e it to the attention of the Medical Association for thelr in tion. pted. A recommendation was also adopted that hereafter water mains be laid where streets are to be improved without first getting the signa- tures of a majority of property owners. 2 Affairs in West Washington. Dratus or Two Lapres.—Mrs. Annie M. Pett who for the past sixty years has been a resident o/ this place, died last night in the 77th year of her at her residence No. 2029 35th street ‘will take place to-morrow afternoon from Calvary hurch.——Mrs, Mary F. Payne, wife of ne, died yesterday afternoon from con- sumption. The funeral will take place to-morrow afternoon from her late residence, No. 1010 32d PExsowaL.—Mrs. Galen E. Green and children have returned after atwo months visit to Massa- A BLOW WITH 4 SHovEL.—Warren Johnson, col- ored, who 18 employed at Cropley, Boteler & Crampton’s warehot driving a number of colored ite ke iat Som she house, struck (accidentally, he claiins,) rht hand with a shovel, inflict- fohnson was arrested. RAIN RECEIPTs.—Canal boat Loudoun arrived With 600 bushels of whe: 350 bushels of rye for G. 400 bushels of wheat for J. G. and TEMPERATURE ND CONDITION OF WATER AT 7 A. ‘M.—Great Falls, temperature, 7: recelving reservoir, temperature, north connection, east of 12th street. on Water street, ‘Tasco upon the 100 bushels of corn, and also With condition, 14; condition at 25; condition at south connec- 36; distributing’ reservoir, temperature, ition at influent gate-hou: effluent gate-house, 36. Gay at 5:54 am.; low tide at 12:40 pin, Alexandria Attairs. Reported for Tak Evenino Stan. THE JULIAN ARNOLD MURDER Case.—The Cor- ration Court resumed its session at 3 o'clock yes- rday afternoon, and heard arguinent on the mo- tion to remove the trial of John Curran, indicted for the murder of Jullan Arnold, to a court outside of the city. ‘The motion was supported by Messrs, Ed. Burke and J. H. Greene, counsel for the accused, and opposed by Conmmonweaith Attorney Leon and Marbury. ‘The argument was not completed and will be resumed at the meeting next Saturday. Billy Williams is still uncaptured. ‘Tak New Cius.—The new Merchants’ Club Tooms will soon be opened at Washinj Joining the Arlington Club rooms, ai posite the Alexandria Club rooms. The club has organized by the election of E. E. Downham, prest- dent; Isaac Kichberg, vice- Strangman, secretary; H. Wil Messrs. Kauffman, and K.T. Lucas directors, Were last year the presiding ot boards of the city council. Nores.—The Alexandria Light Infantry, Capt. Geo, Mushback, left here at 1:20 this afternoon en route for the centennial celebration at Phila delphi. They will join the parade to-morrow and return in three days.—The Washington and Lee Reading Circle of the pubile schools held its frst of the season at the Peabody ing last “night.—Mr. Ballard E. Dodd, for a while one of the teachers of St. John’s Academy here, and one of the brothers of ‘the Christian schools, was buried at Ammendale, M mayor has tined Henry Blac! Dundas, and Richard Reynolds the same sim for aD assault upon Wm. Jenkins——The Midland Rallroad Company ts to be sued unless a compro- mise 1s effected by Messrs, Burke and Greene, the ardians of little Kose Mead, who was hurt cars a short’ time age Messrs. Breen and Feely, of thiscity, who recently completed their contract for building the south ap- proach to the Aqueduct Bridge, will leave here mext week for South Carolina, where they have a plerson a ratlroad bridge ‘hey will carry a number of hands with them.——Horatio Day, an Alexandria shipwright long absent from this city, has returned home and has taken a place at the Norton ship- yard. He is a descendant of a line of Alexandria shipbuilders.—The City Court last evening made a decree of sale in the case of Merchant vs. Cowl- ing.—Mr. Robert Arnold hurt bis hand badly while loading cars at Portner’s Brewery. Coxprvion oF THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO.—At the regular monthly meeting of the Baltimore and Qbio Railroad Company in Baltimore yesterd: Wo. F. Burns, who presided, cate was not in the interest of any other corpora- on, and that the man: and Ohio Company would be as free as ever from the dominatiouof any rival of competitive interest. 36; condition at in the river to- ldt, treasurer, and Swantz, Bendheim, Schuler, residing officers jeers of the two esterday.——The yor abusing Sam, the Midland contract for building over Broad River. sald that the syn ment of the Baltimore FULL WEIGHT—PURE—MOST PERFECT MADE. Ite superior excellence proven in millions of hoes ‘quarter of = century. tates Government. heads of the Great Universities as Purest and most Healthful. ‘Powder that does not contain jum. Sold only in Cans. PRICE BAKING POWDER CO. for more than the» United 8 \dorsed “by. the rice’s tho only Bak ‘Ammonis, Liine, oF Avaus: Exeness OF THIS MORNING (WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 14) BROUGHT US A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SMALL BOYS' SUITS(5 TO15 YEARS-- KNEE PANTS), FRESH FROM THELARGEST NEW YORK MANUFACTURERS. THESE ARE THE NEWEST AND BEST STYLES OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS. PRICES RANGING FROM $4.50 UP, WEDO NOT TRY TO SELL A SUIT OF WINTER WEIGHT FOR LESS THAN 84.50. AYRESH'SUIT AT LESS MONEY 18 NOT WORTH BUYING. ALARGE LINE AT THE POPULAR PRICE OF 85. WE THINK WE CAN SHOW THE BEST SUITS AT THAT PRICE IN THE CITY. BOYS' LONG-PANT SUITS, UP TO 18 YEARS OLD, FROM $8 UP. SOME SPE- CIALLY STYLISH AND GOODSUITS AT $10. ‘THESE ALSO ARE THE NEWEST THINGS: FROM THE NEW YORK MARKET. EB BARNUM & 00, 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Dz Souna UTZ, 632 G st. n.w. oF Jewelry. Card: Eronaviyg A» Sera sod steel staup cuctius: lubber Coomna Br Gus 4 fall line of GAS COOKING STOVES (On hand and for sala mhS1 WASHINGTON GAS-LIGHT COMPANY. a Sn Sa ae Ger Taz Besr. [THE CONCORD HARNESS” jeeee CONCORD HARNESS” a Fu of all kinds kept constantly on hand. ‘Beware of Luitations. 5 CITY ITEMS. Woern-out, Tired Mothers will find a friend in First Prize Brand Condensed Milk. Highly Tecommended for Infants by Prof. Fristoe, of Co Jumblan University. For sale by druggists and grocers, Bicknell’s Syrup fo! ‘hora. 1 First Prize Brand Condensed Milk hasn't ‘superior in the market, Pure, 1 “Hoyal Gluc” mends ‘em.—Boston Varieties Drink the “Queen of Beers” Ifyou want to save doctors’ bills. The health of our entire family will be studied by ordering this r from the Agency, 1208 D street northwest. ‘75 cents per dozen, on Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning and delivered in 3 1b. “Ward” prints, 40c. per 1D. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; sweet Milk be. per quart, EDUCATIONAL. (CAPITOL HILL KINDERGARTEN PRES ARON See 2 ns 3 ch the principal. 615-1m i takes limited eanucr of perils ill takes Limited 7. Address at SANDERS & EDUCATION NEY INSTITUTE, THE MISSES DOR- OPaucipels Enel,” Frene® Peat ‘and Utile iris th September 26th, 1887. osc ‘West Washington. HARLOTTE BALL 1774, ° Post-Graduate. ANN'S CLASS FOR TEACHING ANN'S DERGARTEN METHODS, KINDERGARTEN AND PRIMARY SCHOOL, Place (one block south ot First term begins October & 1887. a ‘TE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF {0 adults confidential: prepares forcollega, ‘all examivations. F, aw. cor. Sth and K eta. n.w. 188 BALCH'S BUSINESS SCHOOL FOR 207 10th st. n.w.. reopens | AND SCHOOL, Borpes Pas | TSE information address: RS. 8. C. DAVE ‘Dupont Circle). 13m 1887-8 Room Nent end Fuel: situation healthy, el; aitvation : reparation for boys for teaching ‘ ‘St Mary's Go. Md. GRADUATE OF HARVARD, TEACHING IN. iasees. Inquire of ME J Giasees, inquire of 3 ra Ladies and Gentlemen, OCTOBER 3. Special course for perso competitive examinations or for Reachers ing, type-writing and stenography taught, Lessous Riven chwuitar 188 ROSA POESCHE’S GERMAN-ENGLISH n reopens Oct. 3 (4th year) At adistauce, Circulars ind business lif SILVESTER, Charlotte Hall, _iyi-tuthacm Taw seme: MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE, FOR BOTH meondviiie, thorough. Students prepared for College or business 5 jo8 SHORTLIDG: jo extraa, Ait RIVATE INSTRUCTION THE BEST.—PROF. Z RICHARDS will coutinue to spare pupils for vice, and for spec! College, Civil Sex (301 Corcoran at ‘ARTYN'’S COLLEGE, Partment of modern fio of Brot. G. Fontaine, Frencl ain good native teachers: conversati ‘Tuceday, Thursday, and Satur- ‘School apd Kin. yance for pupils, 2th stn.w. Private lesous 3 ICKINSON COLLEGE, CARLISLE, Pa. FALL term, opens September 1 racilities, in all German. Spanis! MILLS WILL RESUME 1 MY, ion i8 Focal miunic September 10%. pune ladies prepared for chur four-year Courses improved; “new FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS R SALE_FIVE HORSES, $60 EACH. WILL work single or double: canhot hook them wrong. The Washington Brick Machine Co, 14th aud. Bound: ary ne JFROK SALE—DRUG STOI ite dgpartnente, clean Ww OMPLETE IN ALL well-located, business about $30 dally. ‘To besold as a whole, "Impaired Be is reason for selling: ADpIy to BENZ. SPIRE, 5 R SALE—BUTTER STAND IN NORTHERN Liberty (Katreet) market. For particulars apnly at 100 H street it JOR SALE—A FIRST CLASS OYSTER STEAML boiler and two steam chests, M. RUBEN & SON, Alexandria, 5-3 WOR SALE — CHEAI FP 1219 6th «t.n.w. P iT ARRIVED FROM THE W pair of carriage, the rest are fine coupe, draft, busgy and saddle horscs; also one pair of Sery tine ponies. the public are invited. to call and ex- am ine as fines class of horses as ever has been on sale iu this city. TALLY HO STABLES, Be F. MCCAULLY & CO, 5-6t* O wt and 10th sts, ‘OR SALE F BARGAINS IN PIANOS. Que Z-octave Geo, Steci 10. One 7 Milier Piano. Oue 6% Weber Piano. one 7 Emerson Hano. One 7 “ Shoemaker Viaho, One G6“ Dubois Piano. Forsale or rent upon easy terns. a14-3t___Agent for Steinway Pianos, ren JOR SALE—ON ACCOUNT OF MO INTO smaller house, modern and antique furniture, e: Jent feather pillows, ete. Call between 10 and K for oue week from date. 1413 10. OR SALE_ONE GRAY MARE, 80 gentle: AGsshands hich; suitable for coupe. | Ap- Plyat 1119 20th st. n. w. t {OR SALE—HANDSOME Bi ton Bugsy aud Harness, in first-class conuiti Juare sound aud gentle :no furtier use to owner: fo,prompt buyer. 1619 New Jersey ave. nw "FUL Sit OF farble-top Waluut Furniture, 36 yards Carpet, aud several articies of, Kitchen Furniture, suitable for : HUMBER BI juches), in excelleut order; bull bearings, with Fat-tra ppedals. Inquire 1343 14ih st. 1 it OK SALE—FINE HORSE AND SID. and luarness; will sell together or separate, having ho turther use for same; will sell cheap; call at 1719, Pa. ave., betore 6 p. slate POH SALE House; Lieut RED 3 and Harness for 8100. ‘Lhis is a vret sacritice, the owner is leaving city and mustsell atouce. Address J.C. D., Star oftice. pesiy (OR SALE—AN E: ISHED GROCERY AN provision business in the n. w. section; an extra- ordinary chauice and easy terms to respousibie party good reasuns for selling. Address at once “AMITAy" Star oftice. s1s3e" OK SALE-BED FEATHERS, 15e, A. PO! choice, uew, and clean. Also, Geese Feathers, Ma tresses, SC., at lowest prices, Orders by tail aud ott erwise, Delivered.” ALBERT SELIZ, G38 H St ny s1ziw* ROE SALE-A LOT OF SECOND-HAND ORGANS, large wud small; no reasonable oner refused; they take up valuable room: and must be sold SANDEKS & SLAYMAN, s12-12t 94 Fst ow. JOR SALE-A SMALL PIPE-ORGAN, (REAL SANDERS & STAYMAN, O34F | Pines), ueurly new; low price. 12-12 VOR SALE among them 15 fine draft, 5 drivers, % saddi brood mares: prices reasonable” Stable in rear ut Dst.u.w. SUHLEGEL & QUIGLEY. B12. JOR SALE—CARRIAGES, PHAETONS, AND ‘Spring Wagons, for sale aud built to order; work larauteed: prices moderate. At the Lew shops of EAKCE & LAWTON, 2710 and 2712 Mat, town Bridge. au27-3w" JOR SALE—TWO VERY ELEGANT AND NEAKLY ew Square Pianos and two maguiticent Upright Vianos can be bought for less than one-ait price, or cash. ‘Apply at once, ve THE PIANO EXCHANGE, 810, He ____ 423othse OR SALE— SE ULFUL SQuane Pianos; nearly new. One cost $30; will be sold jeconly $179.” Une cost $oUU: will be'sold for uly ‘Payments $10 monthly. ‘aud see them at once at THE PLANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, uh a Fee SALE—JOHN SAUL HAS JUST \.ECEIVED rect irvm Holland his annual importadun of Daten Flower Roots, zor Autumn planting, Hyaciuths, ‘gulps, Crocus, Lilies, 21 7th st, opposi Patent Uilice ti JOR SALE—SPRINGFIELD ROAD: bieycle, new, bia, $30. 48 Star, $45; 51 St HE CXCLEKIES,” 1406 Net for typewritiug machines, & SON, “Caleraph ott nw. UST AKRIVED— ONE CAR-LOAD OF VERY FINE HOKSES from Maysville, Kentucky. Among thems ‘Three matched teams of Bays and Black. Oue Dapple Gray, 16 hands high, 5 years old, and nicely broke in all harness, leu very stylish Coupe Horses, ranging from 16 to 164 hands high. ‘Special attention is called to one Sorrel Colt, by Red Wille, that can trot a mile in 2:40 on the track, or no sale. Une Bay Pacing Horse by Strathmore; can pace or trota mile in 2:45. ‘These horwes can do what I say, or no sale. Also one Steel-Gray Mare by Pilot. Sue is » very prousisiug mare, aud will makes trotter by a litte dling. ‘Lheve Horses are well bred, and are perfect beauties, and warranted as represeuted, JOHN SIMMONS, Proprietor, DUG GANGES. Borentany 36-20 311 12th st. now. OR SALE—100 CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, AND Varcished waxons and milk wagons, also painted Wwagous, doctors’ und ladies’ phwtous: repairing mall Drunich<s; goods sold on eusy terms. J. J. COU! M st., Georgetow! aug OR SALE—ENCYCLOPEDIAS. JAMES PARTO: the célebrated historian and biographer. says “that in every house where there is placed a set of Appleton's Cyclopuedia it is like sending the whole family to col. lege.” “his work, all the volumes, can’ be obtained at guce on siuall monthly pa; 129, Star ottice. Dulldiues enlarged faculty, tnereased reaourses, well eauipped symauenium, “Tuition vp Cepuonally cheap. “The Preparatory Schccl, witht Septionally Preparatory School, with and excelent accommodations aime at thorotwh and §iteditious preparation for colleme. ‘ASHINGTON SCHOOL OF FINE ART AND Vertion Row, 945 Pa. avi pens Monday, Sej 5. a ready use of the English and Get i = are prepared for the Hixh School. Latin, nck Drawing, Vocal and Instrumental Music. Night sch¢ ‘Thursday and Friday. Send for ERSCHNER, Principal. st,; oBice room It; AE. HOYLE, Mies E. J: WALRES TPPHE MeDONALD-ELLIS scHOO} ‘Gor. Masiachuaette ave. ava Basie 88 cong Ladionend Fitth Year beyius September 28, 1887. ‘Acadeuuic, Wellesley’ Prepar. he by. © corpe of Pils will acquire 1 an for adults on Tuesday, ‘and Day School for ING AND PAINTING—THE BEST cheapest place is the E stn. w. Students « ARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE—RE. Academy of Fi pad for specistinetruction in Acciculturesid ee ages—from the Primary, Intermediat story, Artand Musical PIANOS AND ORGANS. x FESES STU PIANOS-GHAND, SQUARE and Uprigt. ‘The most beatiful abd Surtect Pano anade No P ELLin & doe ores 037 Pa. ave, near 10r et ASON &MAMLIN UPRIGHT PIANOS, WiTif Mitgrvediaaind or sea J SE. ELLIS & co, a14-6¢ 957 Pa ave. near 10th et ERR BROS’ UPRIGHT PIANOS. WITH daniper attachment and te by push the juan be bie for those who wish to practice wit disturbing their family or eager re o. NGF EI 14-68 917 Pa ave, near 10th wt GUILD SQUARE AND Urn ; TH Geren AND UPRIGHT PIANOS; THE Fete Pi NP ELLIS & CO. al4-ot ‘937 Px ave, near 10th st. now. ANOS IN GOOD PLAYING ORDER, @25, PAY able $5 per mouth. "JNO. F ELLIS & OO. s14-6t ” Pa ove. near 10th st VEN, gPIANOS, SQUARE,” UPRIGHT AND NGranaiat moderate Sion Thus old strumentstaken iu payment for news: rms: Old Ame INS Fears & 00. a14-6t_ 037 PA ave, twa ter TOU at. ECKER BROS" Sot ANE Gi PANO, WITH tool aud cover, ome sapeeicgs 3G. P. ELIAS & co, sve. pear 10th a nw, ‘0. IN GOOD CONDE- tare ELLIS & co, set STEINWAY RQUARE bi tion, with stool and cower theMechanicArts, Full hterary ai miles from Washinsto cholarships offered in every county. ‘Location’ College oad, 32 mniles from DaltsmoresS oneity. Session opens SEPT. 30, For catalogues adress J, A. CHAMBLISS, Seeretary of Faculty, Agricultural College, Md. z RT SCHOOL.—MRS, M. H. PIKES STUDIO 18 ow at 153’ Pierce Place, wil be pleased to meet her clisses a8 ‘the middle-aged man aud woman, ————— | Y\TEBER SQUARE PIANO, IN pson FE | W aith stool and cover nineteen teschers. ‘Tuition inclu lish, French, Latin, Penmanship, Class Drawing, ‘the use of pupils in culars address the princi} les instruction in lentific course. - ao AN male Cottege.—Separate build dextees. Also pri and business departments. Fall sews st, New Windsor, Mad BUCKEY WILL OPEN A SELECT School for Little Boys and Girls SEPTEMBER 15, at 3095 Stoddard st, 8 BURRS ENGLISH School for Girls Will reopen Septer E v) bot. Land K sts, Select Classical and Mathematical School for Young Begins its thirty-sixth year MON Trepares for Harvand, AND FRENCH ___ LADIES’ Goops. ANING ESTAD- AY, SEPT. 19. in, Johns Hop- 8: for the Sel- val Academies, T, CECILIA'S ACADEMY, 601 E. CAPITOL ST.— ‘The English Course is thorousi les Gurrenes. Private lessons in French, Mu- sic, and Painting for ladies, ‘French taught by. Dyed without being ripped. Ladies’ Even ‘Thirty-five years’ experictic ‘Goods called for and deliv OB RIPPED, WASHINGTON, D.C. ‘The Misses Kerr's School for Young Ladies and Chil- dren will re-open Wednesday, September 21st, Ac- commodations for a Ltaited number of Boarding Scholars. An especial conveyance for the use of pupils living at a distance, Fe Convair US Residence. 608 H st. nw. © oN TEACHER OF CLARIONET. partictilars please address to ‘Ki 452 Peunsslvania : 10Lw" AME A. PELE HAVING RETURNED TO THE me her French classes and and evening. For Address at her hew residence, 910 Loth st. the Arlington Hotel ime LENWOOD INSTITUTE BOARDING SCHOOL for Girls; thorough instruction: hom $200 per year: uo extras. "Session 810-10t* Glenwood. Md. Ji, JAMES CAULFIELD, LATE PROFES: Conservatory of Music, New 206 st. mw. — We Wir Be Pree D. the coming week to exhibit a SELECT ASSORTMENT OF EARLY FALL STYLES isresdy to resi -ssons, both da; in BONNETS AND ROUND HATS. MRS. M. J. HUNT, 1309 F st. nw, (G_—OUR PATRON ferest and very inucl ‘The Columbian College begin Se School be:rins Oct ‘Scientific School begins Oct. 3. Forcataloguva or other information, address JANES C. WELLING, HE FALL RUSH IS COM! will consult their own oblige us by sending in as much of their Fail work as re the Loth of Septe Premium Dyeing and Cleaning works, 1068 Jet st., Georgetown, D.C. Rr 7 | Mauufactured by A. Brinkmann & Co. Baltimore, ber. i, WHEATLEY, 8. CLARA HARRISON, Pupil of Wm. Mas 613 M resumed on the IOLH SELTEMBLA, with acorps of seven teachers, ‘The number of puyaly is Limited. will be admitted in the order of their recistration. fith class, limited in nu Fatan SORWOOD" : > 100. and applicants EST IN THE WORLD. TWEE NORWOOD INSTITUT yh A SELECT BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS, Mu. axp Mus. W. D. CABELL, Princip 1407 Massachusetts av “T'kuow of no School for Young Ladies her respect than ALLER, Justice U. nih lower English ‘Do your own Dyeing at home, with PEERLESS DYES, ‘will dye everything, They are for Strenity Brush | Fastuess ot Quick or beteroak ur muut “Forssieby so 2 (EFELY & EVANS, 7 Peniinylvauia ava, .. HAS REMOVED ractn nade townder. ‘soya fal Line of Showder Eiices,Keforia Wainta, drench Comets and Bustiox the regular work of Leginning of the year if a su ie class, with th Principal, will be placed ina separate ro he | charge ofa teacher Who will devote his entire time to ts yable semi-annually 8, 880; in the fit 1214 14th st, saber of pupils yi IY oversicht of the hose diploma commands a bi wood Institut 1a. 1 faye no aval ess, Amount it Packages Non-feding Qualities. They do MARINT'S ACADEMY OF DANCI September 24. 18 jail. For particulars seid for io extra charge. all, oF =ne of his assistant ~ be daily at the school H street northwest, to answer ing ‘will open Saturday O'clock p. mu, Alasonic A YEAR, BOARD AND . MONTAGUE, ‘oung ladies, misses, little boys, Episco- Th Apertect t guaranteed. JRROOKVILLE A Pollege, Burlinxton, N. J. young men, Milita care; thorowxh 1 wD, jOOL FOR BOYS. | open with three Instructors, Thuraday, Sep- | 15. Pupilsin the house limited to 20. Apply | for Cireulars to Rev, Dr. C. K. NELSON, President. ADIES' SEAL GARMENTS, ALTERED, DYED Lintinat Location unsurpassed. Ors aud teaches, ‘ON, P.O, Box2 1 Alexandria, \OLLIERE HOME AND DAY SCH earsof ake. A few pu EN E. C, COLLIERS, pear Arlington Iss. 1310 8th street a. w. bet. N and’O ste, Exocvrios the Art of all Arts—uo person’s education is com- L FOR BOYS: styleand mate: t fit and comfort, 11 | Alu Merino Underwear jontery. Dress Hloform Goods, ui Education is more scholarly, refined youe pays better at “the present day, wade Underclothins, aud finest imported H ulder Braces, and all ‘French Corsets and Bustles Children’s Corsets and iat for the price as unsuryassed. Prelich, Geriuan an ‘olleziate Courses open October 5. Nou-Irofessioual. 2. ‘The Professional. The tose wio wish to study Elo- AKT tor Home and Society, lishuwent which forms anim or" part of every siuished Education. urse lias. twodivisions: 1. ORA- ACIING. There are also Short Courses ICE, CULTURE, ARI ICU- pressive Reading, Bible 1 Corset (Miss E.'s own ‘Ladies and Children. hoe aorta PROFESSIONAL, Wonderfully Gifted Clairvoyant and Astrologer, Lorn with second-sight; every hidden mystery reveal- ed; recovers lost of sioleu property; causes speedy marriages ; brings separated together; jives success ti business: removes ail tauily” roubles. Si business contidential. Fee 188 LiVSCOMS, Principal. N SEMIN, t 1104, 1116 M st.'and 1130 11th st, Boarding aud Day School for Young Ladies and Little | Academic, Intermediate and Primary Departments. — tra charge for instruction in Latin, French, Elceution, and Class Drawing, 4 mnmodious Lew school buildi si0N-rooms, class-rooms aU id best’ modern improvements, Fear begins OCTOBER 6. ‘apply to Principal, 2 MRS. E. J. SOMERS, aysical ‘Hariol ‘Extonporaneuus RSUNAL MAGNE 11531 , Comedy, DEI taining chupel, s POuIC and LOGIC. asa Dramatic Hall, Send ior Large Ilustrated Catalozue, with E. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EV FE. All business confidential. | Hemen 50 cents e. Sth streets northwe [Meee Tee ee Ladiewandgen- 405 L street, between 4) talogwe op the CURE, nd the School of Deep er 1ON and ORA- a 1 Narroyar, Mepicar, Corzese. LAS EPA MEN SIAN UNIVERSI' ‘TH annual brea Breathing. Diplomas and Degre HE MARTYN COLLEGE of ELOC Lock bast of City Post-Office, lock tast of City I AW SCHOOL OF THE COLUMBIAN UNIVER- ion will begin on CT, ALS P.M. ved by Profs. E T- FRISTOE | to which the profes- invited. ‘The regular ‘daily throughout the course, be- Anitumn examinations will ‘MON Addresses will | and R.B. DONA! sion and the pub! lectures will conti CHOKE ‘EM OFF! Is the common sense reading of the recent onder of our “grave and reverend” Commissioners. If the “cocks” are not permitted to crow within the sacred confines of the District there are men to be found who will assume the special prerogatives of the and THE FACULTY. JAMES C, WELLING, LL.D, P: IN. WALTER 8. CO: Associate Justice of Professor of the Law of Real an ‘Contracts, and of Cries and ML THE HON: WE Assistant Attorne} Professur of Equity s formation or circ 6 13th ston.w. Oftice hours: 8:30 to 10 am. and 4 {09 dain. "telephone call: B85. Nf VERNON INSTIT! 2s French School for Girls, re-o) MS. CHAS. W. PATRO, Principal. N'S PRIMARY AND ACADEMIC 1) 20 st. n.w., will re the District of nd Personal Property, of ‘isprudence, of Common Law Lg, of the Law of Evidence, aud the Law of Parmershi THE HON. WILLIAM STRONG, Some time Associated Justice of the Supreme Court of Professor of Constitutional Law, THE HON. FRANCIS WHARTON, LL. D., Solicitor of the Department of School for Boys and Girls, 508 ‘Open for the fifth year, MONDAY, Se} Prospects sent upon application HE CEDAAS—A BOARDING AN young ladies ang little girls. Reopens Octo- pupils classified September 29 and JO. St Wautages iu Laneuay Literature. “Adcress MISS Washington, D. RADED SCHOOL AND Ki > ‘Misses POLLOCK aud NOER Prit 1127 13th st. n.w., one square from Thomas C: Keopens September 14. IGNOR FABIAN Professor of Italian method of Sinxing ‘Applications for lessons 2 CROW LUSTILY, Particularly when a brilliant victory has been PASSING RAPIDLY TO THE FRONT In all that pertains to the artistic clothing of the outer man. We know that the wearing of stylish clothing does not make the man, but we also know that it makes ‘a wonderful difference in his appearance, and that no man feels at ease, or is entirely himself, unless he is properly dressed; therefore it is that we endeavor always togivea gentleman a perfect fit, whether he muit at $7.50 orone at 825. | observed all along the line. Our Boys’ Suits comprise Coats, Vests, and Long Pants; ages, 12 to 18 years. The prices range from ‘The exercises of the School will be resumed in the ‘Hall of the Columbian Uuiversity on EDNESDAY, October 5, at 6 o'clock the pouncements for the year will be made. aud course of instruction will be lug preceding years, with is. KING LAW LIBRARY, be accessible to’al the same as dur- ‘Lecture Courses in, ‘The same rule is New Yorkave. open September 21, | the Faculty, will ‘the students, an pen ‘Keembar 2h tt wal ye}eration and argument of cases best masters. se!2-1m*_ TJVHE MISSES MASON'S SCHOOL FOK CHILDREN will re-open Wednesday, September 21, at 2107 ylvania avenue. Send for eireular. in the School of Prue For catalogues applic Morrison, 479 Pennsyly York avenue; Lowdermilic & » 1424 F street horth- ‘Feunsylvania avenue, LL. D., President. 20-11, SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, fontgomery County, Md., 18 iniles north uy, reopens September 19. Thopotwh training: heme government; health carefully attended address Children’s Suits, close-fitting Coats and Short Pants; ages, 4 to 14 years. Prices from Academic Department Reopens THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8TH, 18387. Board, Tuition, &c., per session of ten months, $300. ‘Half Boarders, #100. D: Decanlate) $50; ote on applica Ww ue ONJAMES A. DOONAX, 8. J., President. As to quality, style, and excellent workmanship we invite comparison, and as to price WE CHALLENGE AND DEFY COMPETITION. ‘Therefore it is not necessary to further explain ESS COLLEGE, Co practical business educaticr (OR SALE—ONE | BEAUTIFUL FOUR ROUND- cornered Square, $115; an Upnight, $175. for rent aud exchanged, HUGO WOLCH & CO., 9° ‘7th st. Bohimer Piano Agency. 3y15-3m OK SALE_SINGING BIRDS, BIRD FOOD AND Cages, “Gold Fish, Aquariums, aud Bieh Food, Langest aisortnent in the city at SCHALD'S BIRD STURE, I2th st, two doors south of Penusyivania ave. pressing R SALE—BUY YOUR CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, Fiat Daytona, all ates and MaTUAGES, BUGGIES, in the city: Wit. F. GEYER, Si 466 Pennsy! ia ave. Ww. men and women to support them- selves and successiully perform the active du.ies of instruction given in Taj Why ALL THE PEOPLE are afflicted with “ADLER Goszaca ¢ COLLEGE, ON THE BRAIN.” 1 and North Capitol sta, Offers best advantages for CLASSICAL, COMMERCIAL ssions resumed Septenber I, at 9 am. and 6p. arrangemenits, onday, AUSUR iuition fees—Regular business course, day Seusions one year, $70, payable $10_on entering, and Valance fa mouthly installments of $10 each: «year scholarship, paid 1 full on entering, $60; tullion per 20, paid on’ entering. N ALL ROADS LEAD TO VICTOR E ADLER'S ‘Ten Per Cent Clothing Housa, 927 and 929 7th street northwest, corner Massachusetts aveuue, MATHEMATICAL EDUCATION. Opens September 5. $10 per quarter. Ww quarter of ten weeks, {UK SALE—THE “OTTO” GAS ENGINE RE- quires no boiler; avoids all expensive attendance: uo loss of time ; no handling of fuel. Send for circular Cae list, “D. BALLAUF, Agent, 731 7th st, my"2-60 UT 1,000 1S OF NONPA- xeil aud about 800 pounds of Agate Type, lately in _use on this paper. The taceof both fonts’ is de- sirable, are iuxocd condition, and capableof ex- cellent ice for two or three yearsona paperol Moderate clreulation. Will bo sold cheap ia bute? Ade grees THE eee BILAR NEWSPAPER 00, eet De Buaszers, Suawis, Sizxs, VELVETS AND BEAUTIFUL FALL DRESS GOODS. RRR TTIT ERE RRR gSSg 88 & PR EEE BRR, Wo MSE E F fee FOB sus 2 411 MABKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH SE. COT CLOTH DRESS GOODS, pure wool, wide cubis width, worth DOC, ong 97 ee BLACK AND COLORED SILK VELVETS, 81. BLACK SILKS, $1, $1.25, 81.50. COLORED SILKS, 50c., 62c., 75c., 87. ePLANHETS, slightly soiled, 82, 2.25, 92.50. KOYAL SERGE, beautiful drees in Black, fold, 12 ‘Brown and Garnet Blue, Green, Brown t, wide doul TABLE DAMASK, excellent quality, pure linen, 50c PURE LINEN NAPKINS, red Gets 3, border, excellent EXCELLENT QUALITY CANTON FLANNEL, 80 its of VELVES, D! dem SEPES VELA Du coo at LAWNS, Sc. SATINES, Be. WHITE BED SPREADS, 62c. a5 eT Ginsu Loczwoon & Co, TAILORS, 176 FIFTH AVENUE, @. Locxwoon. (NEW YORK. AEPETS. . Weare daily receiving-our Fell Supply of Carpets, Comprising all the new patterns in Bigelow, Lowell, and Hartford Wiltons; Bigelow, Lowell, and Hurtiond sep23m__HOOE BRO. & 0. 1998 Fat. WELL BORING.—| ‘WELLS BORED FOR me eae Betiacoe pane “jub-ame HUMOM A MUTEIT, Hucerstown, Md. Se Soxsions—Tuition: $1 : oneyear. Seats are assicued in. the order ot registra Special advantages secured by beiug present at Ltsessions, Uustrated Cie- ‘ATIONAL NORMAL KINDERGARTEN INSTT ped inithecnserer: for the training of teach for multe selivcl teachers and eventing clivees, LOUISE POLLOCK, Principal, reopeis at 1017 10th ptember 1th,’ where circulars may’ be obtained. of Strictly one price. Open Saturday until 11 p.m. s-Lyenroot Crormsxa Co. ANNOUNCE THEIR FIRST OPENING OF FALL AND WINTER SUITS FOR BOYS AND 'S COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS, MD._EIGHT. Pour Courses of Study. Preparatory School attachtd, Special fitting boys to enter college, univer- sity, or the military or naval schools of the ‘Govern- Deautital and healthful. For Principal THOMAS FELL, A Mf iH LESSONS_RE. STUDE! aware that a yenwice pronunciation and a correc x can be learned but front a nl native teacher. Donne University, Maris, 131 J. F. GERMILLER, TEACHER OF PIANO, Organ, Vocal Music, aud Harmony, Especially at beginuers, au well as to pupils advanced. De Fermutted to board tention given % SCHOOLSUITS. SCHOOL SUITS, SCHOOL SUITS. A SPLENDID SUIT, AGE 5 TO 13. $2.50. ABEAUTIFUL PLAID SUIT, AGE 5 TO ‘Situation wos IN C. SHORTLADGE'S MEDIA ACADEMY. AT MEDIA, PA, (NEAL PHILADELPHIA) Thirty minutes trom Broad Street Station. One of Dest managed schools. All ANZ SHAEFER, LATE OF PHILADELPHIA, ‘Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Music, 1232 13th stn. the best equipped Students board with the Principal. rr , Yale, Princeton, Us of Pennsylvania, or other first-class Coll Ie, double, or communicating on kiniceee BOYS' SUITS, ALL STYLES AND COLORS. PRICES RANGING FROM 84.85. 86, 86.50 621 7th st., opposite U. 8. Patent Office. Young Men. Autumn 12. Day and Evening ses- ‘A Select School for Boys aud ins SEPTEMBE! a JOHN F 13-1m Pennsylvania ave. n, car Tithat ;SOOD CONDITION, Bots Pitas & o¢ 13-Lm_9:37 Pennaptvanin aves wast Sth wt JRRADWORY soUAKE PIANO, IN Goo conDE. Beetle eee? CONDE JOHN F ELLis & co, aves wear Oth at. -1m_ 937 Pemnayly ~ | FAINES BROS SgUAlGe PIANC. 18 GooD com: dition, with stool and cover, ate tuneain, ae JON PF ELLIS & Co. im 937 Pennsylvania ave. o. w.. near LOth at. ND PIANO, IN GOOD Com fat a bangew: JOHN F. ELLIS & -Im_ 937 Pennsylvania ave. b. wheat loth et UDMSHE PIANOS A LARGE ASSORIMENE, very little used. at Tow price sedan “3OHN F. ELLIS & co. #13-1n_ 937 Pennsylvania ave. nw beat 10th at. dos FoR WAT at MODERATE rice Also Moved, Tuued, aud Repaired JOHN FELIS & co, 13-1m_ 937 Ponnaylvania ave. newt 10th wt NEN PIANOS SQUARE. UPRIGHT. AND GKAND, } eats Sexy termun Oltunetreisees F ; ment foraew, JOUN F ELLts & ck i037 Pennsylvania ave. tow wear 10th st. stat HALEDE & DAVIS 008 PIANOS =o) cptenber 1 shall reopen my. Fane Patiors wi a tne stock of Hallet & Davis Cow IMPROVED ANOS Bargains ‘up to October 1, to prepare far Chatiges in tay rocuis. Choice new” pianos for rou DE SUMNE “Avent Si oth etn WW w 00 RRR coc ewww oo Rk 2G Wwwww OO kee wwww 0 O R ROO w w oo BR R CCO P ee STORE, ons van a, B. w. aa “anos and Oneune fof fen on mont payments. Avente for New England, Sterling aud THE UNRIVA\ SOHMER PIANOS. We offer great bancaitis in second-hand instruinenta, Importers of fine Violins, bars, strings, &c. 0,000 comes of 9 and 10-cent atscet antic. “Catalogues free, *5-6m ATTAINED ker Bros’ PIANOS. Matchless in singing + PUFY, and sweetness of SANDERS & STAYMAN 934 F at ms MARVEL TN TONE. ‘The new Est hilharmontc” ORGAN ts a gep- Uine musical re Its toue ts more pipe-like im | quality than anything ever before produced in the Keed Ongan lite, aud it is much moreeitective tau ® sinall Pipe Orgai, Tt isfxpecially adapted for use im SUNDAY SCHOOLS AND LECTURE ROOMS, where great sustaining tone is required. ‘Nearly 200,000 Estey Ungane i SANDERS & STAYMAN, 13m atm ee pu ame T Vi rite with Artiste and how tha ‘ever. The PeTEY beaury. ISCHER PLA’ Pianos for rent, SANDERS & . 4 F st. n.w., Washington, DO, SN. Chiarion st, baltimore, MeL Main st, iichmoud, Va, | s1-3m SPECIAL BARGAINS IN PIANOS. Several fine Upright and Square Pianon which hawe been used are ofered at xpecial low prices ‘and Organs reuted nud soid ria, “Tuning aud repairing promptly attended toandaatie faction guarauvecd at the wareroonmnot EDWARD F. DROP, 925 Pa, ave,, Inte W.G. Metzerott & a, Sole Agent for STEINWAK & SON'S PIANOS, _Telepis “8030 Crnckerrsa axv Harvwax Praxos To revt and sold on monthly payments. ‘Fiauos repaired, stored, tuned, and moved, W. G. METZEROTT & Co, 903 Pa. ave. near 9th st, a2: a = G. L. Wns & Bros, 709 7th wt. nw. Establiahed 1866. Kranich avd Bach and other fiue Pianos—new and second-band—at goeat baryains for cash until October Pianos and Organs moved, exchanged or rented. ‘Tuning aud repairing Louestiy dows. ou the most reas auld A BBR EKE AA BOB E aa 6 Praxos UNEQUALLED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP AND DURABILITY. SECOND-HAND PIANOS A ne aamortment of prouuneut wakes at all pric HAROS FOR RENT. Wal. ENABE & 00. 1 ee Do Nor Prnomse UNILL YOU SEE THE EMPRSON PIANO. A thoroughly first-class instrument at a medium priea, ‘Over 41,000 now In tse. Second-hand Pianos and Organs at prices from $10 tego, Sol on wall mouthiy paymonta, “Pariest ansuriuent of Scent 5 a = MENRY EBELIACH, POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. TINO_NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE. The steamer GEORGE LEARY will leave 7) street wharf,on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, SATUB- DAYS/a0 5:30 p im. Returning, will leeve’ Norfoliy, TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SUNDAYS at 4p. ma. f if Pe — — ave. oa et Kuoz's Ex- ress, wito wi ‘lech baggnee from. hotels" and Fisideuees Telgplone No: TaS3° WAL Be WELCEL ‘Bupi. and Gen. Axt s13 STEAMER PIL) WY LEAVES 7TH-ST. WHARP on St Tuesdays and Thi at for Rese cman eamertel eer Sores cs Reicha oe SS heerpaley _ JOHN McGAHEE, Aiexandria, Agent s5-dm 1LAMLL JUN W. THOMPSON Fuk POTOMAC Saves nee See very Sunday. Tuesday, Wednes- a jubilay, Tucaday, fd Friday ‘iret clase, 0c; se0- cake val audinas ¢ Rick Point returning Tues y evening. arriving in Washington O45 pane aw cdioeda} all landings to Kinsale, returning Toure Friday, all landings to Nomini, Currioman, and Teta iow, returning ‘Priday sieht, arrivii A ‘chington y morning at 3 aca. * jaforumation apply Oth st whart Bor durther inforna ravi bi wna Fe Telephone call. 96. * Sim JNOBFOLK AND FORTRESS MONKOE. ‘Low fares. The lar, safe and fast Steamer BATURDAY at So SLO} at Piney Point iw aud returning “Pirei-clase’ wsoals earved in -rvom On iain deck. Statervoms secured and checked st 619, S31 Teun, aver Logue epreee “Olbces snd 08 Tieaiver, “Tetepnoie sll be- my 13-0mo with ample bath accommodations. ita stean radiator and is completely furtished. New Athletic Grounds.” Gymuasium refitted abd bested by ‘steam. "Best instruction, best care, beet pecial opportunities for apt students to advauco rap: Patrons or studeuts may select English. Scientific, Civil Engineering course. “New Physical and Chemi- gal Laboratory, with twenty-four cases, Practical Busiiices De eee ‘and thorough instruction iu the com- lish branches, TO $12, THESE GOODS=ARE MANUFAC- TURED FOR OUR SPECIAL USE, AND ARE GENUINE NOVELTIES. THEY CANNOT BE SEEN ELSEWHERE. BRING YOUR BOYS, AND WE WILL MAKE THEM HAPPY. LONDON-LIVERPOOL, CLOTHING ComPany, Comer 7th and Gta. nw. for backward boys. |AYON PORTRAITS—PERSONS UNABLE TO draw can learn to make crayon 4 Et wi (MERING CURED. ‘Elecution and Oratory, SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION AND RATORY, 904 M st. n.w. Session beyins WEDNESDAY, Sep- 2a it braces Elocuti sid Buia vChapeles tats Bathe: fa. gasisted by "ASHINGTON. a: ‘ORAT Pitre 30 A. M—East vers every 63 for music. No it expenses. Noe: trated catalorn or t free to any address, WITHIN C, SHONTEIDGE, A. ‘Graduste) fat the Higgs House F iGTON ACAD} 0 TELESRAPEY oF ASE oat Sa TATORY OF MUSIC, ST. and F sts, Nineteenth a nid references ap MATHEMATICS AND ENGLISH, Ve advantages 0. B Bt N 118 CONN. x Baniohy Preeeh and Gores, iN Aiea tke Mideos BURGE Lue ered |RGESS, RT SCHOOL, ELLY, Brigetp Wir. ‘Miss 9. W. EK] Ff 2 a SCHOO! sh epee eh Ea" Belk, Maitinaatice, Loudon Medalist ana | PBEBLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 723 14TH 8ST. ¥. W. OPEN ALL SUMMER, ‘knowledge of FRENCH, GERMAN, AND SPANISH acquired in ONE or TWO TERMS. POR, IAC RIVER LANDINGS. caves 7th et. whart ou MONDAIS, THURSDAY SLOSATULDAYS acs etm.” Returning TCESDALS FAMDALS and SUNDAY p.m, touching st Kiver: {iEhvente ay i Connects wrth Bad Ge ae “ements I S Bee schedule. JUAN L PADGETT, Agy SON TaDLEy Nanaser TRECT TO NEW YORK. SUHN GIBSON and E, shaver, N. ¥., every SATURDAY at 4 pan Se Nd THURSDAK MORSE, Freactit te lowest rates Z = Veenex ar. VeRNost STEAMER W. CORCORAN EeNeS 7 Suicicch sta Petunnstg, sence Wass aexe about 5 -J0 ple ‘MOULE TO LONDON. DO ONDE TSCHLR LLOED 8. 8, OQ ‘Fast bapress steamers